City High Students Who Drive Less Do Better in Studies
A Greeley High School survey links driving to grades. Among 994 students, 40 percent walk, 28 percent drive, and 18 percent ride with parents. Top quarter performers are likelier to walk or drive short distances than peers with longer drives. Data show licensed drivers vary in grade quartiles, while proximity to campus and daily miles influence outcomes.
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City High
Rupert Baars
Greeley High School
Fcent
Schol
Ldriver
Richard Biddle
Iileh
Parker
Navy Blimp Crash Kills Crewman in Fog at Hangar
A U S Navy ZPG2 blimp crashed while attempting a radar guided landing in dense fog at a hangar. One crewman was killed and six others hospitalized. Rescuers freed six officers and two men trapped under torn bag fabric as the helium leaked from the 443 foot long craft.
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Ay Russell
Murnen Lakrhurst
N.S. 1A
Flescue
Navy
Cmdr
Merman Spahr
Squadron 3
Lnhich
Spahr
Spahe
Centennial Look Urged on Friday in Greeley
The Chamber of Commerce promotes a weekly Centennial dress theme in Greeley for the Rush to the Rockies celebration. Local businessmen are urged to wear Centennial costumes each Friday through summer, at least a silk gambler vest and black tie, with shops selling matching items.
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Greeley
Colorado
Rockies
Chamber of Commerce
API
Two Denver Men Released After Erie Bank Burglary Inquiry
Two Denver men were released from custody after questioning about the Erie Bank burglary last Sunday. Sheriff Pat Burmeister reported that informant tips from Mrs. Bill toward led to their capture at a roadblock near the city limits on Wednesday night. The suspects had been seen at the Pepper Pool area in Hudson earlier and were traveling in a 1968 Plymouth before being cleared by PRI agents and deputies.
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Denver
Erie
Pat~Burmeister
Bill Toward
Hudson
Highway Patrol
Sidney
Neb
PRI
Burmeister
Joe Saks
Eisenhower to Meet Union Leader in New York
President Eisenhower scheduled a Thursday meeting with Daria McDoneld president of the United Sivelwork ers Union. The conference at the Waldorf Astoria was announced after a two hour contract negotiation season between union representatives and steel industry officials concluded.
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New York
Eisenhower
Daria McDoneld
United Sivelworkers Union
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Union
Steel Industry
Avenues to Get Alphabetic Botanical Names System
The planning commission approved an alphabetic botanical naming scheme for east First Ave avenues, grouping names by 660 foot blocks and extending about 3.5 miles. A list of botanical and floral names was reviewed, with June 1 as submission deadline for public name ideas to the city manager.
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First Ave
Planing Commission
Union Colony
Ely
Cily
Kenneth Einhorn
Robert E. Dorrington
15Th Ave
Esrayp
Aspen
Einhorn
Commission
John
Judge Carpenter's Car Returned After Mix Up
A mistaken Car theft scare at the courthouse parking lot ended with Judge Thomas A. Carpenter’s 1948 Buick being found after Mrs. Donald J. Shaw drove it home by mistake. She had believed it was Stein’s car and reported the mix up to police, who recovered the vehicle and returned it to the judge. The error involved similar cars and owners, prompting a local check of the bus status of a probationer.
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Thomas A. Carpenter
Garpenter
Judge Carpenter
Greelay
Afernoon
iStinriff
Pat Burmeister
Denver
Courthouse
Stein
Shaw
Carpenter
Ike Breaks Ground For Lincoln Center Arts Center
President Eisenhower breaks ground for the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, a 4 million dollar cultural center, likening it to a mighty influence for world peace. He flew from Washington to the ceremony.
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Marvin
Arrowsmith
Nework
Eisenhower
Lincoln Center
Washington
Newark
Hisenhower
New York
Robert By. Meyner
New Jersey
Manhattan
Lincoln Tunnel
Hudson River
Fisenhower
Anans Town
En Rural Center
Metropolitan Opera House
New York Philharmonic
64Th Street
Broadway
America
Fordham University
New York Coliseum
Two Policies Set by Board For District 6
The Greeley school board approved two measures. First, students whose parents moved out of district can continue attending tuition free through the fourth quarter if the move occurred after the quarter started. Second, full time district employees will receive an extra $500 in life insurance at district expense, funded by favorable dividends, while standard coverage remains $1,000 with employee share.
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Greetcy
Greeley
Fuller and Brough
Denver
Lucille Variman
Jackson
Mary K. Ball
CSC
Meeker Junior High School
Edward EB. Mitchell
Heath
Mitchell
Porteblo
Smary K. Swan
CRC
Miss Swan
Gresley High School
Frydendall Named Jackson School Head in Greeley
Dennis J. Frydendall was named principal of Jackson School to replace David From, who resigns to join Stanford University’s administration. Frydendall, a longtime Greeley educator and Fort Collins native, has taught fifth and sixth grades at Jackson for a year and previously in Greeley since 1995. Fromm departs after five years as principal, moving from Arlington to Jackson with degrees from CSC. The Frydendalls reside on 18th Avenue with two young children.
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Dennis
J. Frydendall
Jackson School
David
Stanford University
California
Frydendall
Greeley
Jackson
Fort Collins
Colorado State College
Colorado State University
CSC
Fromin
Arlington
Jacckson
Fromm
Leadville
Frydendalls
Davin
Deborah
Twining Found To Have Cancer In Lung Surgery
Washington reports Gen. Matha F. Twining, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has cancer found during exploratory surgery. Surgeons removed the upper lobe of his left lung on Tuesday. A Pentagon bulletin Thursday said the entire diseased portion was removed and there was no evidence of spread to other chest areas.
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Washington (Af
Matha F. ‘Twin Ing
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Twining
Pentagon Thursdey
Blows Up On Flight Line At Convair Factory
A 45 million dollar Convair B58 bomber exploded on the Fort Worth flight line injuring nine men. Ronald Gagne, 23, a radar technician, suffered serious facial arm and chest burns and was in fair condition. The other eight had burns and cuts but were not seriously hurt. Cause of the blast was unknown and an Air Force investigation was pending.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Con- Vair Aircraft Co
Ronald Gagne
Convair
Air Force
West Asks Russia To Join Guarantee For Unified Berlin
In Geneva the West proposed a four power plan to unite East and West Germany under a unified Berlin city overseen by the Big Four as a first step toward disarmament. Gromyko rejected the plan as a tangle of issues, though Berlin provisions could prompt bargaining. The package envisions disarmament steps, with a path to foreign troop withdrawal and eventual German unification in 29 months, plus free elections in Berlin under supervision.
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Geneva
Westeca J
Russia
Berlin
West Germany
Trussia
Andrei Gromyko
West Berlin
Nika Khrushchev
Germany
United States
NATO
Weastern
Slong
United Nations
Britain
France
Herter
Gromyxa
Syhole
Greeley School Board Advances Levy for 1959 60 Budget
Greeley school board preliminarily approves a 1.059 mill levy for 1959 60, boosting the special fund expenditures by about 172 450 dollars mainly for higher teacher and administrator salaries. Bonded indebtedness rises from 150 000 to 700 000 for the new fiscal year covering July 1, 1959 to June 30, 1960, with anticipated district receipts from sale gid county equalization tax property taxes and other local sources.
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Greeley School Board
Aiderogran
Four Year Federal Aid Plan For Schools Approved
The Toure Education Committee approved a 4 year, 4.49 billion dollar federal aid program for school construction and teachers salaries by a vote of 18 to 10. The plan allocates most funds to salaries, with detailed distributions to instruction, administration, plant operation, and maintenance. Local mill levies, anticipated receipts, and valuations shape the budget, to be filed for public inspection until June 10.
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Washington
Cleveland Bailey
D-Wv
Carroll D. Kearns
R-Pa
Community Activities Commission
Distriet
Capital Reserve
Covering No 3 Ditch Considered by City Club
Melvil Miller city engineer tells Cosmpolitan club the No 3 ditch cover has been discussed but not proposed to the city or residents due to multi million dollar cost. He cites materials costs 10 to 60 dollars per foot and outlines traffic and master plan projects including re paving 14th Ave and airport modernization as part of ongoing city improvements. Four visitors from the Cheyenne club discuss how Gretley club can assist Cheyenne at the We Fed Federation meeting.
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Melvil Miller
Cosmopolitan Club
Miller
Miler
14Th Ave
2Nd
Jth Sts
Tilt
11Th
Cheyyenne Club
Gretley Club
Cheyenne
We! Federation
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Ike
Culture Center
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D. Frydendall
Dannie J. Frydondall
West
Okehs
School Aida
CHS Girls
College High School Girls’ Association
Kepner Auditorium
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